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DXC launches AdvisoryX to help enterprises scale AI
DXC launches AdvisoryX to help enterprises scale AI, as 94% struggle to move beyond pilots and build coherent business cases.

NZTech rebrands as Tech New Zealand, uniting groups
NZTech has rebranded as Tech New Zealand, uniting 16 tech Communities and the wider Tech Alliance under one national ecosystem voice.

Wellington's City to Sea bridge saved from demolition - for now
Wellington City councillors revoked the decision to knock it down, made by the council last year.

UN says peacekeepers came under Israeli fire in southern Lebanon

‘He’s a massive presence’: Why Swans recruit Curnow is already being compared to Franklin
Errol Gulden is back stronger than ever after his 2025 season was ruined by an ankle injury, and he is delighted with what he’s seeing from key forward Charlie Curnow.

Rodrygo strikes with deadly accuracy
Rodrygo strikes with deadly accuracy to give Real Madrid the lead over Manchester City in the Champions League.

Madueke ignites Arsenal with banger
Arsenal's Noni Madueke dances his way through the Brugge defence and smashes it in off the crossbar.

Benji set for Tigers extension
Benji Marshall is closing in on a contract extension as head coach of the Wests Tigers.

Collingwood staff member resigns after incident at Alice Springs hotel
Collingwood have confirmed the resignation of an employee after an investigation by the club following a recent interstate trip.

NFL legend leaves reporters in stitches
Phillip Rivers admits he doesn't know how much he weighs as he prepares for a shock NFL return.

‘These are high rollers’: Raids recover millions from illegal poker dens across Auckland
Students are forced to sell drugs to pay off debts, while other gamblers have lost cars and houses, says the DIA.

‘Gross misjudgement:’ Napier mayor fails in bid to remove voting rights of Maori committee members
It was just his second full council meeting as Napier mayor and it’s fair to say it did not go as Richard McGrath would have liked.

Guidewire unveils Olos to modernise pricing & AI
Guidewire unveils Olos, a cloud release unifying pricing, underwriting and workers’ comp with agentic AI to speed rate changes and decisions.

AI-backed Triple Zero, 111 calls win public support
Most Australians and New Zealanders back AI to boost Triple Zero and 111 call handling, though doubts remain over agencies’ data use.

Call for public help after 3-week-old baby suffers broken leg in Hutt Valley
The baby was taken to hospital by family but police queries have "uncovered contrasting narratives on the circumstances".

IDF carried out mission to locate former hostage Avera Mengistu a day before Oct. 7

80 km. on foot: Sharren Haskel’s three-day march in protest of haredi draft bill

Several Israelis attempt to cross into Gaza, escorted back to Israel by IDF

Eels table mammoth four-year deal for Rabbitohs star
A new suitor has emerged for the signature of one of the game’s hottest off-contract forwards.

Own goal gifts Chelsea lead
A Roma own goal gifts Sam Kerr's Chelsea the lead in their Women's Champions League clash.

Neale lifts lid on England snub
Brisbane Lions superstar Lachie Neale reveals the England cricket team did snub them during their time off from the Ashes.

‘A game changer’: AOC builds for Brisbane 2032 with $50 million backing of Australian athletes
The Australian Olympic Committee will dip into its $200 million war chest for new retirement grants and return to sport payment for mothers.

CrowdStrike hits 100% in latest MITRE cross-domain tests
CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform scores 100% detection and protection with no false positives in MITRE’s toughest cross-domain ATT&CK tests yet.

White Ferns star to miss home summer and World Cup after elbow surgery
White Ferns offspinner Eden Carson will undergo surgery on her right elbow today.